NGO Education Survey

College: Free International University of Social Studies

Department: Global Management and Politics

Courses:

3 Elective Courses

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Business Ethics

This course focuses on the ethical justifications of markets and ethical behaviour within corporations. Sustainability and stakeholder analysis serve as the foundational frameworks of the course.

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Corporate Strategy

The course addresses theoretical frameworks and models to formulate and implement corporate-level strategies. Students develop competences to understand and analyse strategic decisions on industry, cost efficiency, resources, competitive advantage, growth strategy, and digitalization.

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Cross-Cultural Management

The course introduces students to the core issues of cross-cultural management, providing them with the appropriate knowledge and understanding of the impact of cultures on management and organizational behaviour.

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Data Analysis for Social Sciences

The course trains students in methods of multivariate quantitative analysis, frequently used in political and policy analysis. The course addresses simple and bivariate analysis and multivariate statistical techniques.

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Final Test

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Financial Reporting and Performance Measurement

This course focuses on the use of financial statements for analysis and valuation. Students learn to conduct a financial analysis, evaluate equity investments, and write a credible equity research report.

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Global Organization Design and HRM

This course explores the drivers of global business organization design and the role of human resource management. It focuses on contemporary issues in organization design, the implications of 'open organizing,' and the context of global human resource management.

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Global Politics

The course aims to introduce theoretical and analytical tools to manage the political side of global business. It provides key resources for analysing international affairs.

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Intensive Professional Development Workshops

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International Trade Law

The course aims to examine the economic interactions between states, as well as the economic relationships between states and non-governmental entities, providing an overview of the legal and institutional foundations of the international trade law that governs foreign investments.

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Internship or Project Work

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Managerial Economics

The course introduces the application of economic principles and methodologies to key management decisions within organizations, providing a better understanding of the global environment where organizations operate.

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Other Activities to be Defined

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Political Economy of Globalization

The course provides theoretical and methodological knowledge of international trade issues and policies. Special emphasis is given to the environmental impact of globalization, especially in terms of pollution and climate change.

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Research Methods for Social Sciences

This course is an introduction to qualitative research with a practical approach. The main goal is to teach students to critically read, design, conduct, and report qualitative research projects.

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This course introduces students to methods, theories, and critiques of global history, reviewing how scholars have attempted to analyse global change.

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